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Mr.walczak1 Registered: Sep 16, 2009 Total Posts: 463 Country: Canada |
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Kaden K. Registered: Mar 14, 2008 Total Posts: 3256 Country: United States |
She's cute. I would nevertheless use a PP function to lighten up the bottom |
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davenfl Registered: Jun 29, 2008 Total Posts: 3780 Country: United States |
She is a lovely gal with a beautiful smile. I think the photo is nice but with the lighting, tone, and shooting angle and your camera height to her head you are creating way to much shadow and puffiness under her eyes and shadow around her cheeks and mouth. Suggestion would be to PP those out a bit and you will have a much better result. |
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Mr.walczak1 Registered: Sep 16, 2009 Total Posts: 463 Country: Canada |
Thanks!, She has permanent ldark circles around her eyes I thinbk bewcause shes anemic? I havent figure out a good way too pp it out in her pictures .. I think its kind of adds her bit of quirkiness although I do unsertand in a model shoot it would be unnacceptable .. Thanks everyone for you input .. |
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andreavaccaro Registered: Oct 25, 2008 Total Posts: 209 Country: United States |
It's a nice image, but I think it's over-processed. |
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AuntiPode Registered: Aug 05, 2008 Total Posts: 4922 Country: New Zealand |
I like some aspects of the PP, but not the way it was also applied to her eyes and teeth. I suggest re-doing your PP to avoid applying it to her eyes and teeth. You can use dodging and perhaps a little clone stamp work on the image as it is to reduce some of the PP selectively. Better concealing eye make up and flatter lighting would hide the dark circles and reduce the prominence of the natural tissue around her lower lids. (Some women have plastic surgery to reduce the tissue, by surgery won't eliminate the dark circles due to a dense network of veins near the surface.) The non-surgical way to remove the excess tissue is with re-touching the photo. Some want such an idealized portrait. Others wouldn't want such a radical change. |